Captain George Young was, in 1935, Vice-Commodore of the Clan Line.
He held an extra masters certificate in sail with 40 years service with the same company.
He was Master of the Clan MacMillan when in March 1917 she was torpedoed by a German submarine. The Captain and crew escaped in the boats.
In March 1918 when Master of the Clan MacKenzie she was torpedoed by another German submarine. Under Capt Young's direction the crew were able to drive the marauder off. For this action Capt Young received Lloyd's Medal for Meritorious Services.
Press Cutting dated November 23rd 1935
Service Record
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From
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To
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Joined
Company
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Circa 1895
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Clan MacFadyen
Master
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1908
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1911
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Clan MacKinnon
Master
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1911
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1913
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Clan MacMillan
Master
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1913
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3/1917
Torpedoed & sunk
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Clan MacKenzie
Master
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1917
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1923
Still on Board
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Clan Urquhart
Master
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1/1933
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1935
Still on board
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Died
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14 November 1951
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Aged 79
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Taken when Master of Clan MacKenzie in 1923
The painting of Loch Carron by George Young
Both he and Captain T Wilson sailed together as apprentices aboard this ship
WW1 Exploits of Captain Young
Capt George Young
Lloyds Medal